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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-05-21

G Godc3sauX Finance Committee 400
: Wise 200
T J Morgan 900
Solomon WISE sundries :92s D
A T. Leblanc, constable 126 a5
& Labauve justice OF the peace 3;' 30
Louis Galticr pauper 500
Humhert Dubois, witness fee a5
Pete Clement for Il Areeneaux pauper 90
Gilbert Wright, pauper 500
EYariste tioore. bridge keeper 6 On
J q Harper. shift of Cameron parish IA 81
On motion the jury adjourned TO meet
on the 2d Monday in June next.
ARCHIE YOUNG, Clerk
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Cio3ctono latplv declined TO al

Gladstone lately declined TO at
to,d an characterization meeting on
the ground that he is bnsilv engaged
in opposing the compulsory lnoccn-
latiou of the whole Irish uatlon with
the coercion bill.
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Police Jury Proceedings.

The Police Jury of the parish of Vermil-
ion met at the court-honse. IN the town OF
Abheville this 9th day of May. 1887. Mem
bers present. Howard Hotfpauir, president.
H. H. Bartels. J. T. Broussard. J. 4. Le-
blanc. Robt. Greene, w. l.. Nanslyke and
I. J. Morgan.
The minutes of the last meeting Except
ing the road ordinlncel were read, and on
motion Of W. l.. Vanslyko duly seconded
all Were adopted.
The report Of the committee on letting
the keeping Of the Abbcville draw bridge
was read and on motion Of Mr. Nanslyke
dUiy seconded was adopted and ordered
filed
On motion of Mr.. Morgan, it was re-
solved that the president OF the pollceJu jury
he authorized to take an appeal from the
Sth Justices court III the case ofAdam Bou
dreau, road ovelseer. lSt road district 7th
nolice jury ward vs.. Edgar Darby for re-
fu sing to work on public road seconded by
j. I. Broussa7d and adopted,
On motion of Mr.. Morgan, it was re-
solved that Louis Galtier be allowed for
his support the sum of sixty dollars year
ior the ensuing year, payable at the rate
of five dollars per month to be drawn by
J. A. Leblanc, being duly seconded was
adopted
On motion of Mr.. Nanslyke. it was re-
solved that the resolution of January 10.
Mrs. Harrington be and the same IS here
by rescinded as she Is now dead and
buried, on being duly seconded was adopt
ed.
On motion of Mr.. Broussard, it was re-
solved that a committee OF three be ap.
pointed to report on the expedlency ana
adYisability OF this police jury constituting
themselves into a board of health III ac-
..oYdance with act No SO of 1882 OF the Re
viSed Statutes of the State. Duly second-
ed and adopted. The president appointed
the following persons: w l.. Nanslyke,
j. T. Broussard and I. j. Morgan.
Reports Of the Finance Committee of
May I'd and 9th 1887, were read and on mo-
ton, duly seconded We're adopted, filed
, and ordered spread on the minutes.
ABBEvILLE, La, May ,, 1887.
To the Hon. president and members of the
police jury OF Sermillon parish.
1ientlenen-Thc Finance Committee
met this day for the purpose Of settling
| with JOS. :. Nunez, parish taX-collector
After examining stub-book we flnd that
he has collected from April ], 1887, Goth
instant inclusive.
| On rolls Of 1886, tax 5 81 %
{" :. - interest. .......... Il 81
Total amount collected s so4 -
| Balance in hands of collector as
| per last report ...........,........ lo III
| Total amount due by collector s64 -
| Say eight hundred sixty-four dollars
| and seventy two cents.
Respectfully submitted
! &. GODCHAUX,
T. j. MORGAN.
ARBEvILLE, LA. May 9, 1887
To the Hon. president and mem bers OF the
| Police jury of Nel1nilion parish.
| Gen:lemen-You Finance Committee
| met this day fog the purpose of ascertain
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$40 IS
f61e 50
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Very respectfully
EII WISr

Parish Treasurer.
On motion Of Mr.. Leblanc, duly second
Cd ,ht l'13l follnwing resolution was adopted
E-.oIyed that a committee be appointed
+, ,llertain the cost of feeding he Prison
70 sr' ''iai ~ ,'.r ,a .isn tn rernomc,id some
'IS Ill 'i,c 49, .,dn,,tad N get rid Of board
:'''4 - a. ,,,a, =. T,hn nresident annni,,f
lit@ '"''' = = l,o'r',n;++an " ynnslvte r i
~ - iI' o1i COW VA r. nronssarI
~ ra,nr of the irry Of freeholders ap-
~ i'tott 20 81 ,'o ro,,d far the ra]jef of
l'"titto'. l,.,' I,-inr hotxvna,, Coulre Kinney
IN Gn,,laa Crause was read and on mo-
+in +;a,, - A. vansvlle and seconded was re-
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ADVERTISING RATES:

Tr,nsjent advertiselnents. S1.UO PEI
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;seath and marriage notices, when not
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inr at regular advertising rates.
~" trticlcs of personal nature. when ao-
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Ne notice taken of anonymous coinmu-
uirations In all cases we reluirg tne
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Total amount due by collector s64 -
Say eight hundred sixtyfour dollars
and seventy two cents
Respectfully submitted
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-10-20
Republican County Ticket.

Mr.. Jonah Britton is now our candi.
date for Representative. Mr.. Britton is
so we'll and favorably known in the
county as to scarcely need an introduc-
tion through the columns of the NEWS
HERALD. He has long been known as
one of the staunch supporters of Repub
lican principles, devoted to the best in
terests OF his party and the people. Mr..
Britton will fill the position of Repres-
entative with honor to himself, and
fidelity 70 the people. He is ready
and eloquent speaker, man of fine
judgment, a cool and profound thinker,
and none OF the interests of the Republi
can party or of the people of Highland,
will suffer or be neglected if he is elect
ed as Representative of our county. Let
his friends in every part of the county
see that he looses nothing by his late
entrance into the campaign.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-10-20

The Democratic leaders and organs
must pervert the truth or have nothing
to run campaign upon. They are now
seeking to run a campaign upon a per.
version of Gov. Foraker's message, and
insist with the most ummitigated gall
and brazen effrontery that their perver-
sion is the true meaning. The truth
may always be told; and we shall always
support the idea Of equal valuation ad.
vanced in Gov. Foraker's message. Our
lands in this section are valued at much
higher rate than those Of many other
sections Of the State, and consequently
pay higher tax than they would under
q just and equal revaluation as recon.
mended in Gov. Foraker's message.
These are simple truths as every one
who reads knows or ought to know. Let
the people read and Judge for themselves.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-10-20

The Office Of Probate Judge il very
important one, and good and capable
man should be chosen to All It. Squire
Leroy Kelley, the Republican nominee,
has all the qualifications that will ena-
BILE him to administer the Office accepta-
bly, to the people of the county. He is
honest, upright and capable. For more
than twenty years he has held the office
Of Justice Of the Peace in q township
where there is much litigation and his
discussions. when questioned at all,
have almost invariably been sustained
in the higher courts. He is polite and
obliging, and will always be found in
his place of duty ready to attend to the
business intrusted to him. If elected
his constituents will never have cause
TO regret that they voted for him. i
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OLIVE CHAPEL.

october 18th. 1857.
Rev. John Galley occupied the pulpit 6atur.
day night and Sunday st 10x .. m.
Mr.. Quin Donohoo, brother and sister, Of
Westboro, are the guest Of their brother, Mr..
Benjamin Donohoo.
Mr.. Charles Overstaks attended the Fsrmers'
Fair at Decatur iast Thursday.
Rev: J. ". Cummings, who has been n Osn-
trsl Illinois for i've months, will be at home In
. few weeks.
Last Saturday was day that will be long re-
membered BY Uncle Ben Donohoo and wife
U"ole Ben w.s q work in the stone quarry
and buggies passing BY, but - the quarry was
under the hin he could not geo that they stop
ped st his house. But In short time be was
called to the house 10 SEQ his many friends and
relatives that had gathered with their baskets
nlled with good things prepared for the occa.
sion. Il wss . grand. surprise, one Of the
grandest ever known In this section. There
we're los persons present and al enjoyed them
solves TO their utmost capacity.
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We will offer at public sale Wednes.
day, Oct. Goth, 1887 over 1000 shocks OF
corn on the lands OF P. =. Roads, decess-
ed, lying between RAinsboro aud New
Petersburg. Sale to begin at 10 Il. m. at
the old homestead now occupied by
Charles Oats.
On the following day, Thursday, the
9th, we will offer about 900 shocks ol
corn and 8 stacks of hay on the lands ol
IS. Roads, deceased, now occupied by
Britton Mason and John Bruce. Sale to
begin at 10 O. m. at Britton Mason's.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
ROADS 4 TA0aART, Exrs.
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Letter Of witharawal.

Hon. Lrvin Med. Smith, Chairman, and
Gentlemen Of the Executive Co'nmisess for
TIE Rspublicdn Party in Hsghiaud Cbsnty,
GENrLEMEN:--I very deeply regret that
tho continued illness Of my wife compels
me to put in your hands my withdrawal
e. candidate for the Office Of Represent.
ative from the Republican ticket. I teel
that to remain ON the ticket and have
her endure the worry and excitement Of
the campaign in her weak condition
would be a risk that ] cannot take.
Hence I would ask that someone else be
chosen to take my place on the ticket.
To be Representative Of Highland coun-
ty in the Legislature Of Ohio is an honor
Of which any man might be proud, and
you will have no trouble to find man
suited to the place who will be elected
by handsome majority.
I do not like to fee winning fight,
and would not but for the fact that my
wife's health is such that do not feel
that I can continue in it longer. I am
profoundly grateful to the convention
which henored me with the nomination.
The Republicans of Highland county
have given me an earnest support and
good will without single exception 30
far as I know, for which / now desire
to return my thanks.
Hoping for the success of the entire
ticket and with assurance Of my earnest
support, have the honor to be,
Yours, &C.,
T. M. WATTS.
Carmel. o.. Oct, ~. 1887.
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One great good has been accomplished
by the organisation of the knights of
Labor. It has set the workingmen to
thinking on the tariff question. Master
Workman Powdsrly is q "Protectionist
from the top Of his head to the sole of
his foot" in his own words. The inter.
ests Of the workinsmen are with the
Republican protection party. Under
the protection which the Republican
party has given to the country the work.
ingman is King. He lives in com.
Portable and often luxurious home; he
educates his children in tho best schools
In the land; his table u always supplied
with substantial and sometimes the bet
bod Of the country; he sleeps upon .
bed = comfortable - can be fou.d |;
and Ill thsss undsr the projection sivsn
and maintained BY the Rspublicsu
psty. Ihsrs = . mighty thin barrier
r. eew standiAs bstvses or eountsy
- lssetssds. The little Rspsblieaa
~ eti1v u the q. 3. Re6eta alons ~
nl ehau = = sus6t svays Ysn
syge - ~ 49,.
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Why does the Gazette rear and tear so
about the passage Of the Arnett Mixed
School Billf Has it forgotten that the
bill was originated by its favorite Demo.
cratic Governor, George Hoadley, in his
annual message to the Assembly? Has
it forgotten that Mr.. Mcbride, late Dem
ocratic candidate for Secretary of State,
and q number of other good Democrats
voted for the passage of the bill? OF
course it has forgotten all that. To for.
get its past record is part of the Demo
cratic idea. To forget and repudiate its
past record is essential to the existence
OF the Democratic party. It Is anything
to win. If its past record stands in the
way Of its present or future success, its
policy is to deny, to repudiate and to
revile the idea that the Democratic par.
~ ever could have been guilty of such
q thing. And it is kept very busy. In
order to win they must forget and deny
everything they have ever done.
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STRINaTOwN.
October 18th, 1885,

OcsODor 1otus 100fs
Mr.. and Mrs. John Templin have moved to
Sam EwinRs property, the one recently vacated
BY David Powell
Mr.. William g Davis and wife arrived here
last week from Benton. III, to make Il their
future homo.
Ewing Newby, while Of the State Fair at
Columbus, purchased new separator for next
years wheat harvest.
Mr.. and nrs. Samuel Ewing spent the latter
part Of last weak and the fore part Of this at
Wilmington visiting relatives.
Nr. .bsty Grover has moved 10 william
Bussis's farm.
Mis- Hattie Elton returned home few days
ago from Benton, Ill, where she has been visit
lug several months.
Mrs. Mary Wallace nee Barrett y rapidly
improving.
Mrs.. Laurie Hanssll Of New Lsxington,
spent several days here last week the euest OF
O. U. Cowgirl and family.
Mr.. and Mrs William Miller, Of Blooming
burg, spsut Saturday and sunday here visiting
her parents.
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LEESBUR8.
October 18th, 1857.

OotoDeS A1tps 1oot.
Mrs. Kinzer, from near Samantha, was the
guest Of Mrs. 3. v. Coz one day last week.
Mrs. Alice Leavsrton and Z sister, Mrs..
Louie Oreamer. Of Asrdins Greek, were visit.
ing Mrs.. A. B. small
Miss Sever, Of Chillicothe. was in attendance
at the Weaver Mitchiner wedding Thursdsy.
Mrs. Jacob Thornburg and sister, Mis- Rsbsccs
Dillon, Of New Lexings'q, visited their niece,
4rs. d. y. Ferguson, last week.
Miss Myrtle Barnes u spending some time
with her aunt Mrs. A. B. Small
Y. B. Evans u on the sick list.
The fever patients are generally oonyalssc-
ing
Mrs: 7. B. Evans ID still quite I'll with thu
malarisl fever.
The Board Of Education has had some 70.
pairing done 10 the school-house and ordered
shutt<rs, which will add greatly To- the appear.
ancs OF the h0uss, the safety Of windows and
the comfort Of the psople.
Master Earl Ashdi.l visited over Sunday with
bis .grsDdfsthsrs, Edwin Arthur and NJ.
Ashdll. He made the trip on his bicycle.
Mr. will Barrett, Of Hsrdin's Greek, wss In
town one day last week looking for properly.
Mr.. Lewis Barrett an old gentleman living
day and was buried q Fairfield saturday.
me- 1oESS0 4S80kUtoB, VI Oox8QOs lJQf10A.
who with his family has been spending the
summer here, rsturpsd homo short time sgo
with his two little dsughlsrs.
The homo Of Nrs. Mary z. johnson wss The
ecene Of very quiet, buS very pretty wedding
Thursdsy last when her niece, niss FnnniS
Mitchiner, was married 10 nr. Frank Weaver.
Rev. J. 9. Pumphrsy tied the uuptisl kuos snd
the happy couph left Immediately for Olpcin-
natl 70 - the sights and procure The furnish-
ipgs for their beautiful new hume on East
street. 4rs. Johnson's wedding present 70 her
niece was house and lot and thousand dol.
lats In money. The young couple stait on their
voyage Of life with the best wishes Of their
many friends.
Q. ". Smith is building new addition 70
his new grOoery.
Mr.. Kate Douglass. Of Grsenheld, has besu
Whiting her parents, Ar. and 4rs. Charles
There wss magic lantern entertainment q
a&emcne OFF. u. Crtppen. A fair crowd b
reported.
The O. L. 8. O met at D. 8. Fsrguson's
Friday evening. sixteen members being present.
An interesting feature OF the meeting Was The
ryponee given By the various msmboss 70 ron
call, vhich consist d Of short rsoitations
.slectsd from our New England posts. Early
IN the evening NJ. ocvey was privately r.
guessed ~ The Prestdsnt 70 cot g efitis, end
his report q TIE close Of ths sassioa vas g
speech and manners Of different member we're
read ont.
Carr Holmes d elsrkins sor Mont Patton.
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MILLER's CHAPEL.
October 18th, 1887,

OCt0ber I7th, 1857.
Rev. Hill preached at this place yesterday.
and be will begin protraoted effort tho third
Sunday in next month, assisted by Rtv. Bow
man.
Sabbath School will close for the season next
Sabbath. ct which time We expect TO have
singing, speeches and essays.
season took place ct the beautiful residence Of
Mr. John Sanders, last Wednesday, II being
their twenty wedding anniversary.
About one hundred Of their neighbors met and
gave them surprise. A good time was en-
joyed by al present.
Born, 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gotherman, Q
nine-pound boy.